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Them’s the rules. Or are they?

London, England · London

Them’s the rules. Or are they?

Here in PR we like to think that everything we say resonates around the world as a priority for all and it’s only a matter of time before some enterprising agency works out how to hijack the government’s emergency alert system to spread the news about their latest client. We could never support such rule breaking, of course, because the law is there to protect us all/what about the social contract and so on and so forth. And that’s great, but wh…See the Story

Calculating the returns on purity

London, England · London

Calculating the returns on purity

We are constantly being told that we are doing too much. Well actually, no. On the one hand, after years of it being a coveted gift, we are told that multitasking is bad for our brains. That we only have so much processing power in a day and it drains like a two-year-old iPhone if we tax it. So much for that then. But on the other hand we’re being told that if we want to be hip with the kids then we need some side gigs to go with our usual, um, …See the Story

Who will buy my lovely Dalata: or how we learned to love the lease

London, England · London

Who will buy my lovely Dalata: or how we learned to love the lease

Last week we all enjoyed the announcement from Dalata that it was undertaking a strategic review that might include a sale. As is only right and proper we all skipped to the end and read that as “Dalata for sale” and given that the group has appointed Rothschild, which is a grown-up investment bank for grown ups, we don’t think we’re far off. Driving all this is a hotel story as old as time: the markets don’t value the group properly and it’s ha…See the Story

‘Not a gusher’ - the brands comment on the new regime

‘Not a gusher’ - the brands comment on the new regime

We’ve been here before with ‘hey, isn’t having a hotelier as a president in the US going to be great for the sector’ and the short answer is ‘no, not if he bans foreign-looking people from coming into the country and hands the Federal Aviation Administration over to AI’. But it’s possible there’s more nuance available out there and earnings season is just the place to find it. First up was Hilton, led by sector Golden Retriever Chris Nassetta wh…See the Story

Are the brands losing their edge?

Madrid, Spain · Madrid

Are the brands losing their edge?

The most interesting of all things are found on the edges; be that in books, films, or the leaky cheese of a toastie. This year’s Atlantic Ocean Hotel Investors’ Summit – ‘The Madrid Conference’ to the sector – looked at the tasty crackly bits on the edges. The most mouthwatering, but also the riskiest bits, which could set off the smoke detector if overdone. Lifestyle was first up on day two, where all the panelists were united on two factors…See the Story